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13 October, 05:52

How much greater is the resistivity of lead to copper?

12 times

1.2 times

0.80 times

0.080 times

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  1. 13 October, 08:52
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    The resistivity of lead is 2.2x10^-7.

    For copper, it's 1.7x10^-8.

    The unit is ohm-meters.

    Lead's number is about 12.9 times the size of Copper's number.
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